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How Does Your Garden Grow?: Garden Tragedy Averted
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How Does Your Garden Grow? Thursday, June 2, 2011. In my last post, I mentioned a bit of concern over my tomato plants, which had some spotting on the leaves in recent weeks. I hypothesized that the condition was from too much rain . . . but luckily I asked for a second opinion! Tomato expert and Edgefield Pottery. Guru Phil Wingard informed me that the situation was quite dire! My plants had contracted a leaf canker - which is highly contagious! And Lake Wylie homes for sale. Lake Wylie real estate.
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How Does Your Garden Grow?: April 2011
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How Does Your Garden Grow? Tuesday, April 19, 2011. It's always a bit tough getting used to a new home, right? Quite an adjustment, for sure. The first morning after planting, I checked on all of my charges and with the exception of the little okra plant that was puny from the get-go, they all looked good. Morning #2, however, a couple of okra plants looked like they had a rough night. Too much fertilizer, perhaps? Or perhaps separation anxiety? Lake Wylie dock building. Labels: gardening in Lake Wylie.
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How Does Your Garden Grow?: Plowing the fields
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How Does Your Garden Grow? Sunday, April 17, 2011. My dear husband tilled and hoed the lower 40 yesterday. (The lower 40 square feet, that is . . . ) That is particularly impressive if you consider that he is a strict meat-itarian, and shuns most vegetation, including the Almighty Tomato. Yet each year he tills the soil and hoes the rows so that I can play in the dirt. Is that true love, or what? Thanks for reading my blog. To read more about Lake Wylie real estate. Or Edgefield Stoneware Pottery. And ot...
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How Does Your Garden Grow?: June 2011
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How Does Your Garden Grow? Thursday, June 23, 2011. Here it is late June, and my garden is once again showing signs of utter, total failure. I'm not posting pictures; I fear that the Department of Social Services Agricultural Division might see them and come out to confiscate. Truly, it could happen. I sent a plea for help from Phil Wingard, "The Tomato Man" in the summer and the Edgefield Pottery. Incidentally, if you want to try some of Phil's heirlooms, he just sold a bunch to Terra. In my last post, ...
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How Does Your Garden Grow?: Plants in da ground
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How Does Your Garden Grow? Sunday, April 17, 2011. Plants in da ground. Plants in da ground . . . plants in da ground . . . whatcha gonna do 'bout my plants in da ground . . . lookin' kinda cool with my plants in da ground . . . I planted a total of 14 tomato plants, all heirlooms, courtesy of Edgefield Pottery. Speaking of, I planted a trio of tomatoes, the Great White, the Black Giant, and Jaune Flammee. I thought I had African American, White, and Hispanic all together in perfect harmony, until I ...
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Reflections on Lake Wylie: February 2015
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Reflections on Lake Wylie. Tuesday, February 10, 2015. 2015 Mid-Atlantic Boat Show - Highlights. I attended the 2015 Mid-Atlantic Boat show in early February. The boat show is always a lot of fun, and I usually learn new information and see some interesting things. I'll share a few of the highlights with you, as well as some useful tips! Visiting with Perry Johnson of Dockmasters. I saw pictures of several docks that I recognized on Lake Wylie. There are lots of designs, to fit every need and budget.
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Reflections on Lake Wylie: December 2007
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Reflections on Lake Wylie. Friday, December 14, 2007. Ask the Southern Gal. I've lived in eight different Southeastern states, and I figure that makes me qualified as an expert on Southernisms. So that, along with a deep respect for my dear friends from Elsewhere, inspires this helpful guide. Jan, the other day, a neighbor took me to a barbecue eatery to "initiate me" into the South. When I ordered unsweetened tea, the waitress looked at me like I'd lost my mind. What gives? Why, barefoot, of course!
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Reflections on Lake Wylie: May 2011
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Reflections on Lake Wylie. Saturday, May 21, 2011. Chronicles of a Choralier Trip. Chronicles of a Choralier Trip – Williamsburg, VA, Spring 2011. 8221; A few students had forgotten black socks, and Mrs. Harrell supplied them with some of her “emergency extras.”. After four hours of travel with one quick rest stop, we arrived in South Hill, Virginia for lunch. Director Jay Forrest had chosen South Hill’s classic diner, the Horseshoe Restaurant, for our lunch stop. As is their tradition, they “thank...
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Reflections on Lake Wylie: December 2010
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Reflections on Lake Wylie. Saturday, December 4, 2010. The Most Wonderful Time of the Year! Wow - - December sure sneaks up on us, doesn't it? Seems like we just got the okra picked and gracious daisies, here we are again! With the calendar filling up faster than the jitterbug, I figured you might need some guidance on what not to miss out on this holiday season. First of all, what would Christmas be without the Hallelujah Chorus? Be sure to catch the Clover Choraliers Christmas Show. For restaurant revi...
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Reflections on Lake Wylie: Chronicles of a Choralier Trip
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Reflections on Lake Wylie. Saturday, May 21, 2011. Chronicles of a Choralier Trip. Chronicles of a Choralier Trip – Williamsburg, VA, Spring 2011. 8221; A few students had forgotten black socks, and Mrs. Harrell supplied them with some of her “emergency extras.”. After four hours of travel with one quick rest stop, we arrived in South Hill, Virginia for lunch. Director Jay Forrest had chosen South Hill’s classic diner, the Horseshoe Restaurant, for our lunch stop. As is their tradition, they “thank...
